Lancaster Farming Ads Pay
PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT
TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1969 11:30 AM.
iVz mile Southeast of Elizabethtown, Pa. Turn off Rt.
230 at the Farm Diner, farm located along Bossier Road.
Int. “560” (fully equipped) with No. “52” loader, “V”
snow-plow, No. 411 (4 bottom plow), (fast hitch).
M. M. U-302 tractor (recently overhauled), M. M. 3
bottom 16 inch plow, Farmall “C”, Int. cornplanter.
New Holland self-propelled “818” forage harvester with
GM Diesel engine (equipped with pickup and 2-row corn
heads).
(2) Dion self unloading beater wagons with heavy
Grove (10 ton chassis).
1952 Ford V-8 truck “F-6” with Dion forage box.
M. M. Uni-Harvester 10 ft. width (both combine and
cornpfcker heads).
Gehl Hl-Throw blower (used 1 season), Even-flo dis
tributor, 140 ft. of 9-inch pipe, McCurdy bin wagon, Myers
combination crimper and mower, !N.H. “77” baler, N.H.
PTO spreader, Case roto-beater, Dunham cultipacker.
Green chop feeding wagon, 2 sets of dolly wheels, McD. 2-
row potato digger, single row digger.
Air compressor (automatic), Lincoln welder cutting
torch, tods including wrench sets, log chains, platform
scales, silage cart, metal stock trough, 30 chicken crates.
MILKING EQUIPMENT Including;
(3) Surge 50 lb. units, 12 can front-opening cooler, double
S.S. wash tub, 30 milk cans and numerous other items.
Auctioneers
Carl Diller and J. E. Kreider
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM MACHINERY AND
HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE
LOCATION: From Lancaster to New Danville to Cones
toga Center turn left on Sand Hill Road to Sickman Hill
Road, Turn Right, Go to Ist Farm on Left, Near Ski Lodge.
TUESDAY, MAR. 25, 1969
11:00 A. M.
37 HEAD OF REGISTERED AND
GRADE HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE
INCLUDING 5 GUERNSEYS
7 Reg., 3 Yarba Admiral Triumph Daus., 1 Langdan
hursfc Lad, 1 Greenwood Sir Della. Be sure not to miss this
sale as you will see a nice Artificially Bred Herd of Holstein
Cattle. This is mainly a Fall Freshening Herd.
Health Charts Sale Day, Pregnancy Checked
Mojonnier Dumping Station, Automatic Tank Washer, 3
DeLaval Milker Units (new type), 2 Stainless Steel Carrying
Pails, 4800. Watt Electric Heater, Double Stainless Steel
Tubs.
John Deere 60 with 801 Hitch Power Trol Live P. T 0 and
Roll-o-Matic, 2 J D. A’s, 1 Cyclone with Live Lift and 801 Hitch,
J D. 50 with Cultivators, Cultivators for J.D.A, JDM Tractor
with Plow and 1 Row Cultivator, 2 - J. D. 3 Bottom 14 in 810 A
Plows, JD. 28 KB. A, Disc J D 28 A W Disc (transport),
I. H. C 4 Section Spring Harrow, Bnllion 10 ft Cultipacker, J D
No. 10-Side Moimted Mower, Brady Crimper, J. D. 894 Rake, New
Holland. 270 Baler with Motor Thrower, J. D. Elevator with 220
Corn Drag with 220 and 110 Hook-up, J D 227 2 Row 7 Mount
ed Corn Picker, 2 Wagons with Thrower Sides 1 - J D 1065 with
Telescoping Tongue and BxlB Bed (nice), 2 Wagons with Hyd
Hoists-with 3ft Sides, J D No. 55 Self Propelled Combine 12 ft,
Manure Loader, J. D. 15 A Flail Chopper, Stauffer 2 Row Tobacco
Planter, J. D. 246 Cornplanter, 2 New Idea Manure Spreaders 17
A and 12 A, 5 ft Gyro Mower, Myers Snow Plow, J D 15 Disc
Drill, 2 Wheel Dump Cart with High Sides for Grain, Field Spray
er on Trailer, Cyclone Tractor Seeder, I H C Horse Cultivator,
Rubber Wagon with Green Chop Rack, 20 ft. Double Tobacco
Ladder, 7,000 Tobacco Lath and Minnich Press, 12x38 Tractor
Chains, 3 Feed Carts, 2 Jamesway; Fly Fogger, Cow Trainers,
Many other articles not mentioned
15 TONS CORN, 20 TONS MIXED HAY
Kreider and Diller, Auctioneers
Lunch By New Danville Fire Company
Sale by
FANNIE G. SHREINER
R#l, Elizabethtown, Pa.
Lunch Available
5 TRACTORS
TERMS BY
MAYNARD WARFEL and
PAUL H. HARNISH 872-2813
• For The Farm Wife
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1 tablespoon cornstarch
spoons 3 inches apart on greased Vx teaspoon salt
cooky sheet VA cups milk
Bake in very hot oven (450 1 beaten egg yolk
degrees) 15 minutes, then in I teaspoon vanilla
slow oven (325 degrees) 25 min- CU p heavy cream, whipped
utes. Remove from oven; split. Combine sugar, flour, corn-
Turn oven off and put cream starch and sa i t . Gradually stir in
puffs back in oven to dry out milk C ook and stir until mix
about 20 minutes Cool on rack. tnre thickens and boils; cook
Just before serving, fill center 0 and stir 2 or 3 minutes longei.
with a double recipe of French stir a httle of hot mixture into
Custard Filling Replace tops. { , gg yo ] k> re turn to hot mixture
Makes 10 big puffs. Stirring constantly bring just to
FRENCH CUSTARD FILLING boiling Add vanilla. Cool. Fold
% cup sugar in whl PP ed crcam ;
1 tablespoon enriched flour Another hobby is knitting and
LARGE ANNUAL ALL-DAY SPRING SALE
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12 AT 8:00 A.M.
Martin’s Sale Barn
Blue Ball, Pa., Lancaster County
Tractors, equipment, machinery, supplies, horse
drawn implements of every kind. Posts, hay and
straw. We sell on commission. Come early for this big
co]p I
PAUL Z. MARTIN
Phone (717) 354-6671
6—Auctioneers
Public Sale
Penn Lea Registered Guernsey
Dairy Cattle and Equipment
Along Route 272, 17 Miles South of Lancaster, 1 Mile
North of Wakefield, Pa.
FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1969
60 HEAD 40 Cows, 20 Heifers,
6 Due In Fall
8 COWS DUE IN LATE SUMMER, 9 IN SEPTEMBER
25 YEARS OF A B C AND CURTISS BREEDING
T.B. AND BANGS CERTIFIED VACCINATION, 30 DAY CHART
PENN LEA NEPTUNE’S NETTIE DUE SALE TIME
2- 311 da. 9,272 M 571 F
3- 347 da. 12,157 M 736 F
PENN LEA NUGGET’S HAZEL DUE SALE TIME
2 yr 343 da 10,653 M 509 F
5 yr 359 da 11.420 M 554 F
PENN LEA WYNO’S. LADY
334 da 11,158 M
PENN LEA NUGGET’S EMILY
298 da. 11,014 M
333 da 12,800 M
PENN LEA NUGGET’S HILDA
295 da. 9i273 M 494
303 da 11,054 M 465 inc
1968 D. H. I. A. Average 8992 M, 5.0, 446 Fat
3 TRACTORS
730 Case Diesel Live Lift and P.TO. 3 Pt (300 Hrs.), Case
Manure Loader with Fork, Dirt Scoop and Snow Bucket to Fit
730, D C Case with Live Lift, P T. O. and 3 Pt., S. C Case and
Cultivators, Power Lift, 3 Bottom 14 in. Oliver Plow Trip Bottom,
Case 14 in 2 Bottom Plow 3 Pt, 32 I. H. C. Transport Disc, Case
3 Section Harrow (1 yr ), Case 7 ft. Trailer Mower P. T. O , New
Idea Wheel Rake (% yr ), New Idea 4 Bar Rake, New Idea Crush
er, Case Baler, New Idea Elevator, Case Forage Harvester with
6 Knives and 3 Heads, 3 Wagons with Silage Sides and False
FroI New Idea 202 Manure Spreader, New Idea Fertilizer Drill
I H C Cornplanter 3 Pt. (good.), Superior 13 Disc Drill, New
Idea 1 Row Corn Picker, Allis Chalmers Blower and Pipe, Also
Pipe for New Idea Blower, Unloading Unit (1 yr ), New Holland
Cornsheller, New Holland Cement Mixer,,Outside Hay Rack and
Trough, 2 Feed Carts.
5- 6
7-10
APPROXIMATELY 50 TONS OF CORN, 20 TONS OF MIXED
HAY CORN SILAGE BY THE FOOT
4 Surge Milker Units, Sputnick Milk Porter, Stainless Steel
Double Tubs, Hog Shelter, Electric Egg Washer, Coal Broodei
Stove and many other articles
500 LEGHORNS, LAYING 5 MONTHS
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
G E. Portable Dishwasher, 20 cu ft. Chest Type Freezer,
Westmghouse Refrigerator, G E Electric Stove, Pnzer Coal
Range, Breakfast Set with 6 Chairs, Telephone Stand, Odd Chairs,
4 Rugs 2 - 9x15, 1 - 12x15, 2 Bedroom Suites, Day Bed, Bed
Spreads and Pillows, 2 Ferneries, 2 Utility Carts, Linoleum Rugs,
Throw Rugs, Dishes, Pots and Pans, Picnic Table, 2 Wash Tubs,
Crocks and Jars, 4 Dozen Violets, Cedar Wardrobe.
Kreider and Diller, Auctioneers
Lunch By Robert Fulton Fire Co.
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10:00 A. M.
TERMS BY
SAMUEL and MYRTLE GROFF
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 8,1969
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sewing. She makes most of her
own dresses, skirts and suits
and clothes for their five-year
old son Scott. On occasion she
sews just as a favor for a per
sonal friend She also makes
dresses for Christmas presents
foi her church mission stations
in mountainous areas of Virginia
and West Virginia
She puts this talent to useful
community service by being one
of the leaders of the Drumore
4-H Sewing Club. They have
about 30 girls in this club who
range in age between 9 and 19
and meet 6 or 7 times during
the summer m the evenings at
Chestnut Level Church House
They have their own round-ups
She is a representative of
southeastern district of Lancas
ter County on the Lancaster
County 4-H Leaders Council
which meets bimonthly at the
Lancaster County Farm and
Home Center to make plans for
4-H work for the year 4-H
Achievement Day which is held
in August is their biggest acti
vity. It’s an afternoon and even
ing affair They have flower and
vegetable exhibits and this year
it may take in ponies. In con
nection with it they will have a
pork barbecue at evening meal
time
Mr and Mrs Stauffer are sex
tons for the Chestnut Level
Piesbytenan Church and the
Cnurch House (Sunday School
and many meetings and ban
quets are held in this building).
He is also manager of the ceme
tery, sees that it is mowed and
he digs the graves and mows
the church lawns There is v ery
much cleaning for Mrs Stauffer
to do in these large buildings
and she does an excellent job.
They are members of this
church and Sunday School Doth
leaches Bth and 9th grade girls
in the Sunday School, teaches at
Daily Vacation Bible School, is
a member of Circle #1 of the
Women’s Association and the
last two years served as World
Fellowship Chairman —in charge
of sewing and mission work.
Mrs Stauffer is Republican
Committee Woman for Drumore
Township They meet several
times a year in Quarryville or
Lancaster
Mr and Mrs. Stauffer are
members of Shoe-flyer Square
Dance Club which has a mem
bership of 40 and meets monthly
mthe home of Bert Wittenberg,
Strasburg, who calls the figures
and teaches square dancing This
group goes all out for dance
[outfits, and Dotti made her dress
combining two of her hobbies—
dancing and sewing In 1960
she and her husband took part
in Fulton Grange’s square dance
earn at the Pennsylvania Farm
Show in Harrisburg and their
team at the Pennsylvania Farm
also completed in the Pennsyl
vania State Grange District
square dance contest at the
Owens J Roberts High School
at Pottstown
Next August when it’s real
hot and humid and you thank
you’re bury just try keeping up
to this Intle pack of energy.
• USDA Adopts
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thriftiness (the pig’s ability to
gain weight rapidly and effi
ciently). Feeder pigs judged to
lack thiiftmess will grade U S.
Utility or Cull Feeder pigs
which are thrifty will be assign
ed one of the numerical grades.
Differences between the nu
merical grades are based entire
ly on differences in logical
slaughter potential. For exam
ple, a U S. No. 1 feeder pig
must have sufficient muscling
and frame to develop into a
U.S No 1 slaughter hog, when
it reaches a market weight of
220 pounds A U.S. No. 1
slaughter bog is expected to
produce a U.S. No. 1 carcass.
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